Texas architect Milton Ryan was a Frank Lloyd Wright protégée renowned for designing sleek and snazzy mid-century churches, including San Antonio's University Presbyterian.
Texas architect Milton Ryan was a Frank Lloyd Wright protégée renowned for designing sleek and snazzy mid-century churches, including San Antonio's University Presbyterian.
Ryan also left his stamp on plenty of mid-century homes in the Alamo City, including this stylish and high-ceilinged Terrell Hills residence listed a week ago for $995,000. The structure features clean lines, an open floor plan and abundance of large windows to welcome in natural light — all trademarks of Wright's distinctive design approach.
The interior's slanted ceilings feature exposed planks of dark wood supported by dramatic beams, and sliding glass doors offer"spacious indoor/outdoor entertaining overlooking a peaceful shaded patio," according to the sales listing. The family room and its adjoining kitchen offer views of a backyard pool surrounded by palm trees.
The three-bedroom, two-and-a-half bath home's master suite was recently remodeled, and the property also includes a large study that doubles as a fourth bedroom, according to its sales listing.Retired AT&T executive Willam E. Dreyer and his wife Linda recently relisted their Olmos Park mansion for just shy of $2.8 million —…Unique and successful Black-owned businesses abound in San Antonio, and we’re recognizing Black History Month by highlighting nearly 50 of those ventures.
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